The vice-chancellor of Delhi University (DU), Yogesh Tyagi, has announced that any student who researches and publishes a paper on Kashmiri culture or music would get a reward of Rs 1 lakh. He asked for quality research on Kashmir and Kashmiri culture.
Amitabh Mattoo said that there were three strains that needed to be restored if people wanted to strengthen the idea of co-existence. The first he told was history and idea of Kashmiri Shaivism, the second Sufi tradition and last Kashmiriyat. The JNU professor further stated the recovery of the tradition of Meeras-e-Kashmir was the recovery of pluralism, co-existence, and diversity. He said the recovery of these elements would form the bedrock of the idea of India. The function is a part of a series of musical programmes under the banner of cultural flavours of India.
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